← Back to context Comment by jesboat 6 years ago Unfortunately, an increasing number of providers are prohibiting VoIP numbers 4 comments jesboat Reply dylan604 6 years ago How are they determining that it is a VoIP number? I don't have any insight on this, so any info would be appreciated RonanTheGrey 6 years ago There are services online that the big providers can use now that give them this info. I don't have one to hand but I've seen then when I've gone hunting for the answer to that exactly question. abawany 6 years ago One way that I know of: Twilio and (probably) other providers let you programmatically look up the number provider details for a given number. Spivak 6 years ago I really don’t know what you can really do about it since using a VoIP number is one of the strongest signals the account is for spam.
dylan604 6 years ago How are they determining that it is a VoIP number? I don't have any insight on this, so any info would be appreciated RonanTheGrey 6 years ago There are services online that the big providers can use now that give them this info. I don't have one to hand but I've seen then when I've gone hunting for the answer to that exactly question. abawany 6 years ago One way that I know of: Twilio and (probably) other providers let you programmatically look up the number provider details for a given number.
RonanTheGrey 6 years ago There are services online that the big providers can use now that give them this info. I don't have one to hand but I've seen then when I've gone hunting for the answer to that exactly question.
abawany 6 years ago One way that I know of: Twilio and (probably) other providers let you programmatically look up the number provider details for a given number.
Spivak 6 years ago I really don’t know what you can really do about it since using a VoIP number is one of the strongest signals the account is for spam.
How are they determining that it is a VoIP number? I don't have any insight on this, so any info would be appreciated
There are services online that the big providers can use now that give them this info. I don't have one to hand but I've seen then when I've gone hunting for the answer to that exactly question.
One way that I know of: Twilio and (probably) other providers let you programmatically look up the number provider details for a given number.
I really don’t know what you can really do about it since using a VoIP number is one of the strongest signals the account is for spam.